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Sample Electrical Estimate

Your Electrical Company
123 Main Street, Suite 100
Anytown, ST 12345
(555) 123-4567
info@yourelectricalcompany.com
License #: ABC-12345
Estimate
EST-2024-0089
January 10, 2025
Valid Until: February 9, 2025
Prepared For
Jane Doe
789 Elm Street
Anytown, ST 12345
(555) 555-0123
Scope of Work
Area / TaskDescriptionEstimated Cost
200A Panel UpgradeReplace 100A panel with 200A — new main breaker, ground rods, utility coordination, permit$2,500 - $4,000
Whole-House RewireReplace knob-and-tube with Romex — 3-bed home, new outlets, switches, and panel$8,000 - $15,000
EV Charger InstallationLevel 2 (240V/50A) EV charger — dedicated circuit from panel to garage, NEMA 14-50$800 - $1,500
Detailed Labor Breakdown
ServiceQtyRateAmount
Install 20A dedicated circuit for home office1$225.00$225.00
Install GFCI outlet in bathroom2$95.00$190.00
Troubleshoot intermittent breaker trip1.5 hrs$95.00$142.50
Label electrical panel circuits1$75.00$75.00
Estimated Materials
ItemQtyUnit PriceAmount
20A GFCI outlet (Leviton)2$22.00$44.00
12/2 NM-B Romex wire (per 50ft)1$45.00$45.00
20A single-pole breaker1$12.00$12.00
Junction box, connectors, covers1$18.00$18.00
Terms & Conditions

1. This estimate is valid for 30 days from the date above.

2. A 50% deposit is required to schedule the work.

3. Final price may vary if conditions differ from what was observed during the estimate visit.

4. All work includes a 90-day labor warranty.

5. Customer is responsible for obtaining HOA approval if required.

Customer Signature & Date
Contractor Signature & Date
Best Practices

Electrical Estimate Tips

01

Include permit and inspection fees as a separate line item.

02

Note if the estimate requires opening walls and whether patching/painting is included.

03

Specify if the estimate is contingent on existing wiring conditions.

04

Reference relevant code requirements that drive the scope of work.

Checklist

What to Include in a
Electrical Estimate

Scope of Work

Clearly describe every task to be performed. Be specific about the electrical work, areas affected, and expected outcomes.

Material Specifications

List the specific brands, models, and quantities of materials you plan to use. This prevents disputes later.

Timeline & Schedule

Provide a realistic start date and estimated completion date. Note any factors that could affect the timeline.

Price Breakdown

Separate labor from materials. Include permit fees, disposal costs, and any subcontractor charges as individual line items.

Terms & Conditions

Include payment schedule, change order process, warranty terms, and cancellation policy.

Exclusions

Clearly state what is NOT included in the estimate to prevent misunderstandings.

FAQ

Frequently Asked
Questions

How do I estimate a panel upgrade?

A panel upgrade estimate should include the new panel cost, main breaker, ground rod installation, utility coordination fees, permit fees, labor (typically 6-10 hours), and any necessary rewiring to bring existing circuits to code.

Should electrical estimates include code upgrades?

Yes. If you discover code violations during the estimate process, note them and include the cost to bring things to current code. This is often required to pass inspection.

How long is an electrical estimate valid?

Typically 30 days. Copper and electrical component prices fluctuate, so include a clause about potential price adjustments for estimates accepted after the validity period.

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